Evening News for Wednesday, April 12, 2023.

Chatham-Kent police are reminding local residents to be careful what they share online after a child in Chatham-Kent was allegedly lured online by an 18-year-old man from Portland, Oregon, Environment Canada says we could break some temperature records before things cool off over the weekend, and a little girl who desperately needs a Stem Cell Transplant to survive is asking Chatham-Kent residents for help.

Dresden could soon be home to an off-leash dog park, a former Chatham-Kent firefighter and current volunteer with Wounded Warrior and Boots on the Ground is looking for some help to win his dream motorcycle while also helping veterans and first responders, and striking workers at Windsor Salt got a visit from Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh.

Hundreds of Canadian Army soldiers are set to move into Chatham-Kent later this week, a 22-year-old Tilbury man is facing charges after police found a skid-steer that was stolen from London turned up in Chatham-Kent, and Ontario is starting to offer a new ultra low overnight price plan for hydro but not for Chatham-Kent yet.

You can expect some detours if you're driving through downtown Wheatley today, the Chatham Kiwanis Music Festival will make a return to in-person events again this year, and if you're looking for somewhere to get rid of your old pool chemicals or pesticides you can do that in Chatham today.

Home sales are still slumping in Chatham-Kent and the average price is getting dragged down with them, the first Household Hazardous Waste Day of 2023 in Chatham-Kent will take place tomorrow, and Canada's labour shortage could soon hit farming.

All that water we got last week should dry up pretty quickly over the next week or so, a 29-year-old Chatham man is facing charges after an alleged assault in a soup kitchen line, and a Windsor man is also facing charges after police stopped a vehicle that was speeding and swerving across the road in Chatham-Kent over the weekend.

The new Chatham art exhibit "Tether" explores themes of motherhood, Local couple Roberta and Mark Buchanan receive the "Friend of Nature" award, The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame continues to keep ballot results a secret.

Entegrus is advising Chatham residents of a planned power outage, CRA employees vote in favour of striking as tax deadline approaches, Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame continue to keep ballot results a secret.

Floodwaters are starting to drain after last week's storms, A planned power outage is taking place for Entegrus customers in Chatham on April 11 from 10am-6pm, CRA employees are in legal strike position starting April 14 in their fight for better wages.